Keep cool to fight oil shortage at home this winter
Interior official Stephen Wakefield urges Americans to lower home temperatures to 70 degrees and tighten energy use. He warns of 400 000 to 500 000 barrels daily heating oil shortfall with Arab oil cutoff and notes large heating oil stocks and crude inventories constrain relief.
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Washington
UPI
Interior Department
Stephen Wakefield
Energy and Minerals
United States
Wakefield
Middle East
Mideast
U.S
Europe
Butz argues U.S. agriculture can feed growing world demand
In a Pepperdine Anniversary lecture text released in Washington, Butz forecasts by century's end the world could feed twice as many people and better, citing science driven farming, new acreage, ocean and tropical cultivation, yet warns free American agriculture is needed to sustain global food supply.
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Bute
Los Angeles
Butt
Washington
Ishaal
Butz
Soybean output in 1973 set to hit record high worldwide
World soybean production rises 22 percent to 2.1 billion bushels led by a 24 percent U.S. gain to about 1.6 billion bushels. China, Brazil, and the Soviet Union also contribute, with the U.S. surpassing domestic and export needs and a modest carryover reserve buildup anticipated.
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Moscow
UPI
World Congress of Peace Forces
Soviet Union
Miss Rolin
Committee On Social Progress and Human Rights
Prague
Washington
United States
Department
Foreign Agricultural Service
U.S
Brazil
China
United
Skylab tests show vast potential for space manufacturing
Skylab experiments on material processing reveal space weightlessness can produce better materials than Earth. Astronauts Bean Garriott and Lousma completed twice as many experiments as planned. MIT scientist Gates says space processing removes major technical barriers and could transform electronics, plastics and high temperature materials.
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Houston, Tex
UPI
Earth
Alan L. Bean
Owen K. Garriott
Jack R. Lousma
Marshall Space Flight Center
Huntsville
Ala
Harry Gates
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Bloodless battles on squares spark chess lore
A reflective column surveys chess as a grand, cerebral game loved by leaders and artists alike. It notes figures from Kotov to Petrosian, Karpov, Bronstein, Reshevsky, and Castro, linking chess to power, intellect, and cultural appeal.
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Anatoly Karpov
David Bronstein
Sammy Reshevsky
Muhammad
Napoleon
Bobby Fischer
Quebec voters head to polls in historic provincial election
More than 3 million Quebec residents vote as federalism versus separatism dominates the campaign. Premier Bourassa's Liberals seek a return to power against Rene Levesque's PQ with polls showing Liberals around 35 percent and PQ near 21 percent, while Creditiste and Union Nationale trail.
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Quebec City
Confederation
Quebec
Robert Bourassa
Liberal Party
Rene Levesque
Parti Quebecois
National Assembly
Creditiste Party
Yvon Dupuis
Union Nationale
Gabriel Loubier
Scottsdale residents in area gain academic and service appointments
Former Scottsdale resident Donald N. Morris joins UNICEF as director of school services. Alpha Epsilon Delta awards a 250 scholarship to Daniel J. Remmler, a UC Irvine medical student. Scottsdale figures attend Michigan Presidents Club meeting and receive professional certifications.
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Donald N. Morris
Scottsdale
William Grant
E. Thomas
U.S. Committee For Unicef
Daniel J. Remmler
E. Weldon
Alpha Epsilon Delta
International Pre-Med Society
University of California-Irvine
College of Medicine
Thulan Wins Bubble Gum Contest at UNICEF Parade
Jane Thulan a 17 year old Finch College freshman won the bubble gum blowing contest at the UNICEF parade in New York. She scoffed at a $200 savings bond prize saying she wanted money to fund a Riviera trip. UNICEF organized the parade to raise funds for underprivileged children.
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NEW York
UPI
Jane Thulan
Finch College
United Nations Children’s Fund
Riviera
Unicef
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